Transmission Methods in Communication Technologies

   

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Communication
Technologies
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M2: Explain why particular transmission methods are chosen in particular
situations
Transmission
methods
There are different
types of transmission
methods which are
extensively used in
both business
organizations as well
as in our society.
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Introduction
There are two types
of transmission media
which are discussed
below:
Unguided
Guided There are two types
of guided media
which are discussed
below:
Unshielded twisted
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M2: Explain why particular transmission methods are chosen
in particular situations
The foremost determination of the
presentation is to focus on choosing a
particular method in particular
situations (Neves
et al. 2018). Each of
the different types of transmission
techniques such as Coaxial, optical
fiber, shield twisted pair, infrared,
radio, microwave, satellite unshielded
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Criteria for choosing
Transmission methods
Bulkiness has to be
considered before
selecting the
transmission
technique (
Neves et
al. 2018). The cost of
each transmission
technique has to be
also considered.
Security of the
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Coaxial Transmission method
The coaxial
transmission
method are
generally used for
the transmission of
the radio
frequency signals
(Zhang
et al.
2017)The radio
transmitters uses
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